Deaths and Funerals In Davidson County Area
Eugene Hill 72 of Denton Road Thomasville died Thursday at City Memorial Hospital after long illness. Survived by four sons, five sisters, four brothers, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Liberty Baptist Church. Burial in church cemetery. Memorials to City Memorial Hospital Building Fund. Also James Mallard 78 of Lexington former Hoover Chair Co. supervisor died after two years of ill health. Survived by wife Ida, two sons, three daughters, and a sister. Funeral arrangements incomplete. body at Piedmont Funeral Home.
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Thomasville
Eugene
Gene) Hill
Rt. 2
Denton Road
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County
Cicero
Mary Lambeth Hill
Liberty Baptist Church
Minnie Dorsett
Odell
Walter
Wesley Hill
Geneva Wilson
Emma Mann
Florence Byerly
Earl
Bessie) Hensley
Ward
Annie) Fries
High Point
Basher
Clyde
Paul
R. L. Hill
Phillip R. Morrow
Woodrow W. Hill
Kenneth A. Miller
J. C. Green & Sons
Odell Hill
Lexington
James Joseph Mallard
Hoover Chair Co
Thomasville Industries
Trinity United Methodist Church
Ida Bailey Mallard
James L. Mallard
Marvin T. Mallard
Morristown
Tenn
Virginia Amos
Knoxville
William McBride
Elizabeth Hillard
Piedmont Funeral Home
Beaty of Thomasville Dies After Illness at 59
Ernest M. Beaty 59 of 800 Carolina Ave Thomasville died Thursday at City Memorial Hospital after nine months of illness. He was born Aug 16 1910 in Ft Worth Texas and was a foreman at Plant T Thomasville Furniture Industries and World War II veteran. He married Juanita Price who died in 1968. Survived by daughter Jane Ensley son Eddie M Beaty two sisters two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church Saturday at 11 with burial in Belleview Cemetery Lenoir. Body at J C Green & Sons Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ernest M. Beaty
Carolina Ave
City Memorial Hospital
Ft. Worth
Texas
Eddie S
Effa Robinson Beaty
T. Thomasville Furniture Industries
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Church
Juanita Price
Gregory
Jane) Ensley
Eddie M. Beaty
Oscar
Kate) Miller
Lenoir
Harley
Isa) Sanders
Virginia Beach Va
Eddie S. Beat
Death Claims G W Guyer in High Point
Garfield William Guyer 71 of 410 E Farriss Ave died at 6 25 am in High Point Memorial Hospital after a month of declining health and a week of critical illness. Born April 22 1898 in High Point he was a merchant and Loyal Order of Moose member. Survived by wife Marguerite and three sisters and a brother. Funeral 3 30 pm Saturday at Sechrest Chapel with burial at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield William
Joe) Guyer
E. Farriss Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Guyer
High Point
William L
Maggie Henderson Guyer
Marguerite Freeman
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Marguerite F. Guyer
Mamie Hammer
Washington, D.C
Glenn
Ida) Lambeth
N. Centennial St
S. E
Ethel) Montgomery
Alva M. Guyer
Soldier Clarence F. Brown Jr. Killed in Vietnam Friendly Fire
PFC Clarence F Brown Jr 19 of Seagrove North Carolina killed in action in Vietnam on Thursday January 29 serving with the 1st Cavalry Division. He enlisted July 29 1969 and had been in Vietnam since January 11. He graduated North Moore High School in 1968 and belonged to Dover Baptist Church. Survived by parents two sisters and grandmother. Funeral Saturday at 3 p.m. at Dover Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Brown Jr
Rt. 2
Seagrove
Vietnam
1St Calvary Division
Brown
Army
North Moore High Schole
Dover Baptist Church
Clarence F. Brown Sr
John F. Brewer
Oxford
William H. Wallace
Rachel Brown
Francina Davis
F L Smith 81 Dies. World War I Vet and Textile Worker
F L Smith 81 of Route 5 Tyre Community died Thursday at Rowan Memorial Hospital Salisbury. Davidson County native and World War I veteran, retired textile worker, member of Churchland Missionary Baptist Church. Funeral 2 p m at Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel with viewing 7 to 9 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
F. Lee Smith
Tyre
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Salisbury
Davidson County
Smith
Churchland Missionary Baptist Church
Jennie Lyon Smith
Walter Warfford
Winston-Salem
Keith
John Lyon
Route 5
Ray S
Hubert Smith
High Point
Sammith
Winston- Salem
Crissie Smith
Bertie Smith
Piedmont Funeral Home Chapel
Funeral
William F Hussey of Asheboro Dies at 80
William Franklin Hussey 80 of Asheboro died Thursday at Randolph Hospital. Survived by widow Rena Richardson Hussey. daughters Mrs. Pauline Parker Jonesville Mrs. Edwin Hill and Mrs. Irene Lowe both of Asheboro. son Carl C. Hussey Rt 1 Franklinville. three half sisters Jewel Hurley Randleman Helen Davis Asheboro Edna Kivett Gibsonville. two half brothers A R Hussey Greensboro O L Hussey Randleman. Services 3 p m at Ridge McDowell Funeral Home Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
William Franklin Hussey
Randolph Hospital
Rena Richardson Hussey
Pauline Parker
Jonesville
Edwin Hill
Irene Lowe
Carl C. Hussey
Rt. 1
Franklinville
Jewel Hurley
Randleman
Helen Davis
Edna Kivett
Gibsonville
A. R. Hussey
Greensboro
O. L. Hussey
Ridge-McDowell Funeral Home Chapel
Mrs. Julia Ingram Dies in High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Julia Ingram of 814 Hilltop Street died at High Point Memorial Hospital on Monday. She is survived by two aunts Maggie Goods of Chester South Carolina and Mattie Miller of High Point. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Prospect Church in Chester. Burial in church cemetery. The family hours are Hoover's Funeral Home Saturday 8 to 9 p.m. Body to remain until 11 a.m. Sunday then transported to Chester South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ingram
Hilltop St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Maggie Goods
Chester
S. C
Mattie Miller
High Point
Mt. Prospect Church
Church
Hoover’s Funeral
Mrs Sarah Long dies in Miami at 59
Mrs. Sarah Smith Long 59 of Miami formerly Cornelius died Feb 4 in a Miami hospital. Survivors include sister Mrs. W L Trexler of Greensboro and brothers Frank H Smith Raleigh Hugh Roy Smith Cornelius and George H Smith High Point. Service at Cavin Funeral Chapel Huntersville Friday at 11 a m with burial Mount Zion Church Cemetery Cornelius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntersville
Sarah Smith Long
Miami
Fla
Cornelius
W. L. Trexler
Greensboro
Frank H. Smith
Raleigh
Hugh Roy Smith
George H. Smith
High Point
Cavin Funeral Chapel
Mount Zion Church
Lions Hear About Goals Of Chamber of Commerce
Howard Pancoast, president of the High Point Chamber, outlined 1970 aims to help the city. He proposed three new committees on police relations religion and housing and urged civic groups to improve communication and tackle community problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pancoast
Chamber of Commerce
High Point Lions
High Point Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Pancoast
Police Department
Lions
Police Probing Phone Vandalism and Break‑In Incidents
City police investigate damage at a telephone booth at South Main Street and I 85 after it was torn from the wall and cash missing. In a separate case, they probe a Thursday break‑in at Stanley M. Silverman’s home on Terrell Drive with a forced rear door and multiple stolen items including a tan suitcase. Police also examine damage to Star‑O‑Matic Wash‑A‑Tenia machines on English Road with about $50 in damage and cash taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
I-85
Stanley M. Silverman
Terrell Dr
Firemen Respond to Three Quick Calls in One Afternoon
High Point fire crews answered three calls within about a half hour on Thursday. At 4:30 p.m. they assisted Jamestown firefighters battling a blaze that destroyed the Avondale Chemical Co. plant. At 4:47 p.m. they checked smoke damage at 719 English Rd. home of Jack Puckett due to a defective stove. At 4:52 p.m. they responded to 924 Gordon St. where an oil circulator heater flooded the residence with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Jamestown
Avondale Chemical Co
Jack Puckett
English Rd
F. E. Luck
Gordon St
Merchants Hear Security Talk
Bill Crider of Charlotte district manager of the American Sentry Corp gave College Village Shopping Center Merchants Assn a four demonstration of active devices. Devices summon help during armed robbery detect break ins and fire detection systems. Crider explained how the equipment works and offered crime prevention ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Crider
Charlotte
American Sentry Corp
College Village
How Ice Ages Shaped North America
Andy answers readers questions about ice ages with clear geology. Glaciers carved valleys and left signs like drumlins eskers and moraines across Canada and the northern United States, and scientists recognize these features as evidence of four great ice ages. A second reader asks if real stars are round, and Andy explains stars are huge round gas spheres, not pointy like Christmas-tree stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Earth
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kames
Eskers
North America
Stone Henge program to carry on in High Point
Stone Henge will continue in High Point despite leaving Youth Unlimited. Adams said the group will create its own programs and financing while serving as a contact point for lonely and alienated youths. A Saturday celebration will feature speakers and rock bands including Susan Schnall and Jim Woolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Adams
Susan Schnall
Jim Woolen
Fort Dix
Black Liberation Army
Homecoming Day at High Point College Draws Alumni Fans
Alumni and families gather on HPC campus for a full day of events including registration at 11 a.m. and a 2:30 p.m. concert by Kenny Rogers and The First Edition in Memorial Auditorium. The day features reunions, a 5:45 p.m. banquet, and a 8 p.m. basketball game against Appalachian Mountaineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Memorial Auditorium
Kenny Rogers
Harrison Hall
Albuni
Wendell M. Patton Jr
W. College Dr
High Point Purple Panthers
Appalachian Mountaineers
Boone
Executor Seeks creditors claims for Cox and others
Notices in Guilford County Estates announce claims against the estates of George Dewey Cox Lester Cox and Frank Thomas Sr with deadlines in July 1970 and August 1970. Administrators urge claimants to present proofs and paying parties to settle debts. Separate bid notice invites gas heater installations for the High Point City garages with bids due February 16 1970 and requirements including bid bonds and form procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford County
Gulford County
George Dewey Cox
Lindo J
LONG
Branchwood Drive
Kernersville
Sprinkle, Coffield & Stackhouse Attorneys At Law
Perpetual
High Point
Vwumder
Lester Cox
Stephen E. Lawing
Frank Thomas
Frank Thomas, Sr
St. Guilford County
South Main Street
N.C
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. C
HighPoint Zoning Board of Adjustment
Small Claims
Henry R
Franklin D. Cox
Junior Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Mallard
G. W. Guyer
PFC
C. F. Brown JR
F. L. Smith
W. F. Hussey
Mrs. Sarah Long
Andy
Berlinda Vaughn
Montgomery
Alabama
America
High Point Enterprise
Laurie Pohl
Lansing
Michigan
HPC
NaHa
Aubumn Ss
Miss Pattie Jane Smith Green
Snomies Church
Mary Elizabeth Fulp Neal Cahronr
Bios
Garfield Williow
Hoe Guyer Sachielt
Dial
Argney
A. R. McMullan Syne Agent
Robert D. Davis
Anse
Harold R. Cheek
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners
County Administration
S. Greene Street
Summerfield Road
U. S. North
Bruce Township
Dc. R. Holmes
T. A. Hall Jr
Jerry Callicutt
Belford Road
T. A. Hall, Jr
Billy R. King
Calvin E. Everett
W. M. Davis
Guilford County Planning Board
Wiley Road
Clark Road
Fentress Township
D. C. Rankin
Sumner Township
John Medley
Linville
Oak Ridge Township
W. G. Barrow
Dale C. Montgomery
Dean Rich
The
High Point Zoning Board of Adjustment
Rent
Huffman Paint
Bene
Jean Ward
Linda Boles
Becky Baxley
Lucille Dickens
Kennedy Rd
Brentwood
Trixie
Horneytown
C. Personals
C. C. Hughes
Dallas Furn
Mann Drug
Portland
Oregon
Lloyd Center
USA
Jake Harris
Park Avenue
A&a
S. Main
Archdale
Decatur St
East Green
Reali
High Point, N. C
Milton Harmon
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